Control Systems Integrated Around Your Products

Gray’s controls team holds top tier partnerships with leading North American hardware and software providers such as Inductive’s Ignition, Rockwell Automation, Aveva, and Siemens.

SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) integration links a facility’s control systems into one supervisory platform, giving operators real-time visibility into production, alarms, data trending, and equipment status across an entire plant instead of just one line.

Yes. Gray’s controls engineers program and configure PLCs, relays, and other controls hardware from major industrial automation platforms, whether for a new line or a legacy system that requires updated logic to current specifications.

Yes. Manufacturing floors often mix hardware and software from different vendors, suppliers, and eras. Gray’s integrators standardize that equipment onto a common control architecture, with clear documentation, configuration management, and network security, so your organization operates as one system.

Modernization is planned and staged in sequence around your production schedule, with new controls, software licenses, and configurations tested, validated, and installed before cutover. This implementation approach keeps legacy systems running until the new system is proven ready, protecting production and safety.

Manufacturing, food and beverage, advanced technology, and other industrial sectors rely on Gray’s controls team to integrate and modernize the systems and production assets behind their operations.

Often, yes. Integration lets existing equipment stay in place while adding modern controls, communications, and connectivity, protecting your budget and using predictive maintenance to avoid the cost and downtime of a full equipment replacement, unless replacement is genuinely the better long-term value.